The phrase "and is not implicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying that someone or something is not involved in a particular situation or issue.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the witness provided valuable information and is not implicated in any wrongdoing."
Alternatives: "and is not involved" or "and has no connection".
This issue, however, was not raised in defendant's motion for summary judgment, was not addressed by the district court, and is not implicated here.
At some point, a closer examination is due.Uganda is not as oppressive as Rwanda and is not implicated to the same extent in the bloodletting in neighbouring Congo.
Lettuce has a shelf life of only a couple of weeks at most, and any romaine lettuce on sale in stores today is likely not from Yuma and is not implicated in this outbreak.
He was a low-level al-Qaida functionary who served as Osama bin Laden's driver and was not implicated in any violent acts.
Mr. Skow, who left the bank in 2007 and was not implicated in the indictment, said he knew nothing about the activities at the heart of the indictment.
His lawyers argued as part of the court proceedings that he did not participate in the use of force and was not implicated in wrongdoing merely by being a supervisor.
However, in this study, sTRAIL and TNF-α were produced early and transiently after irradiation and were not implicated in delayed cell death.
Consistent with previous studies [ 1, 19, 25], the frequency of L. pneumophila infection was very low (<2%) and was not implicated in greater severity.
Injury was not taken into account in the former study and was not implicated as an important mechanism in the latter although this did rely on recall of lifetime injury at age 50 to 79 years.
Thus, for the great majority of human breast tumours showing FGF-3/FGF-4 amplificathese these genes are merely passengers on the same amplicon as CCND1 and are not implicated in the disease process.
These specialized cilia contain an additional central pair of microtubules, as well as accessory dynein motors and macromolecular machines, and are not implicated in Hh signaling but have a critical role in the specification of left-right asymmetry (and thus organ laterality), and in fluid flow in the zebrafish kidney and brain.
